in reply to Send user to a different server

You may need to reference explicitely the extra modules required to handle https encryption (aka: Net::SSL,...).

Anyway, Google gave me this sample, which could help you.

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Re^2: Send user to a different server
by Michalis (Pilgrim) on Jul 30, 2004 at 07:47 UTC
    I have no problem doing the POST, the problem is, as someone else correctly said, that the data is sent back to me and I present it (and collect new data) through the NON-secure server, which is a problem.
    Thanks for the help though.
    -- Michalis
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      AFAI Understand your pb, I may schematize it like:

           +----------------+
     | Client Browser |
     +----------------+
        |^     ^ |^
        ||    /  ||
    [A] ||   /   || [C*]
        ||  /    ||
        v| /(B2) v|
+----------+   +-----------+
| HTTP Svr |   | HTTPS Svr |
+----------+   +-----------+
     (B1) \     ^ (C1)
           v _ /
            / \
           |\_/|
           |   |
            \_/

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      Where:

      • A: POST/OK action(request)/responses(status) exchanges required to validate form datas.
      • B: (1) storage of form datas and (2) HTTP 30(2|3) response reply when data are validated to redirect client to secured server (without forgetting passing a kind of index to stored datas).
      • C: GET/POST/OK action(request)/responses(status) exchanges around secure datas. GET (required, see below) would retrieve previously stored datas.

      You may report to this (Redirection of a POST transaction to another URL as POST) for more details about requirements.

      Caution: I've not tested this stuff, but you could merely post your perl solution to CUFP ;)

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      HTH, Dominique
      My two favorites:
      If the only tool you have is a hammer, you will see every problem as a nail. --Abraham Maslow
      Bien faire, et le faire savoir...

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